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Michael Imperioli writing screenplay for Omerta
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01/20/05 07:37 AM
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I heard a rumour about this so I googled it to see if there's any facts about it. Interesting that I found that he actually read the book for the audio edition. Anyway, further searching led to this, check out his bio page on the HBO site http://www.hbo.com/sopranos/cast/actor/michael_imperioli.shtml Scroll to the bottom and it clearly says "As a writer, Michael has done work for Dimension on KING SUCKERMAN and is currently writing the screen adaptation of Mario Puzo's OMERTA for Miramax." I wonder when it was last updated. Hopefully this wasn't old news that has recenltly been scrapped. I got faith in Imperioli, he can't be any worse than Moltisanti.
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Re: Michael Imperioli writing screenplay for Omerta
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Originally posted by Beth E:
Who knew Chrissie was so talented. Actually he has an off broadway theater in Manhatten and is an avid writer. The episodes that were portrayed on Sopranos where he goes to acting school, and is trying to write a book, were taken from his real life experiences of when he was trying to become an actor and then a writer. As a matter of fact, a lot of the Paulie Walnuts stories on Sopranos are taken from his real life also, especially the plots with his mother, in the nursing home, etc. Don Cardi 
Don Cardi Five - ten years from now, they're gonna wish there was American Cosa Nostra. Five - ten years from now, they're gonna miss John Gotti.
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Re: Michael Imperioli writing screenplay for Omerta
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02/19/05 02:02 PM
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Daniel Guiliano Corleone
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It's not unheard of for a book to bear a later copyright than the (start of the) film adaptation. To Live And Die In LA actually began filming before the book hit the stores, because William Friedkin optioned the book when he read it in pre-release manuscript form.
"My family is my society, God is my punisher, but oh what a Wicked World it is that drives a man to sin." - Mario Puzo
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Re: Michael Imperioli writing screenplay for Omerta
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08/21/05 08:48 PM
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Don Andrew
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Originally posted by Daniel Guiliano Corleone:
It's not unheard of for a book to bear a later copyright than the (start of the) film adaptation. To Live And Die In LA actually began filming before the book hit the stores, because William Friedkin optioned the book when he read it in pre-release manuscript form. Plus, the book Casino came out at almost the same time as the film I believe. (I could be wrong though...  )
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